Ben Brahem receives the victim of writer Kamal Daoud – New Algeria

Today, Saturday, the head of the National Observatory for Civil Society, Noureddine Ben Brahem, received the victim of the Franco-Algerian writer, Saada Araban..

This meeting comes after the health that accompanied the victory of writer Kamal Daoud, who won the Goncourt Prize for his novel, Nymphs, in which the writer conveyed the story of Saada Araban.

This meeting also comes within the framework of an important activity organized by the Observatory in cooperation with the National Council of the Deanship of Algerian Physicians, during which the focus was on “legal and medical ethics within the framework of medical confidentiality,” which reflects the Observatory’s keenness to support professional and social discussions that contribute to strengthening moral values. In society.

This meeting is considered the first official body to receive “the victim of the writer Kamal Daoud and his wife.”

The complainant filed against the Algerian writer, Kamal Daoud, and his wife, on charges of stealing her story and turning it into the subject of a novel, with the complicity of his doctor wife.

During the meeting, Ben Braham stressed his commitment to keeping pace with issues affecting individual and collective rights.

He also stressed the need to provide the necessary support to anyone who finds himself facing unfair social or legal challenges.

For her part, Her Excellency Araban expressed her gratitude for the support she received from various segments of society, stressing the importance of the role of civil society in addressing such issues.